Preserving the health of your teeth and periodontal tissues is very important for your overall quality of life. Cavities, gum disease, and tooth loss can be discomforting as well as costly to treat. To help you maintain a healthy mouth throughout the course of your life the American Dental Association offers a series of guidelines and recommendations. This includes brushing... read more »

Did you know that the strongest muscle in your body is actually your tongue? Have you also heard that your mouth also contains the strongest substance in your body? As you may already know, this incredibly hard substance is your enamel--the outer, protective layer of your teeth. But even though enamel is extremely hard, it can still be damaged or... read more »

Did you know that approximately 75% of Americans over the age of 35 have some form of gum disease? Naturally, gum disease could cause minor problems—such as swollen or bleeding gums—or serious problems like tooth loss. Sadly, gum disease can be difficult to identify. In fact, many people aren't even aware of what gum disease is. In fact, some claim... read more »